JP5348585B2 - Treatment device integrated with the chair - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem that nail work is hard to carry out as the width for a footrest becomes narrow for securing the space in using a foot bath, and that an operation by a UV light is difficult. <P>SOLUTION: The operating apparatus integrated with a chair includes a footrest arm 6a which is formed in an L shape in front of a leg part 1b at a pair of leg bodies 1 constituting a chair 2, and in which the end of one side is axially supported freely rotatably; and a footrest 6d which is installed at the other side of the foot rest arm. When the footrest arm is rotated in the uprising direction, the footrest becomes horizontal at the front of the chair. Also, when the footrest arm rotates in the laying direction, the footrest can be accommodated at the lower face side of the chair. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&amp;INPIT

Description

  The present invention is integrated with a chair provided with a footrest for foot care using a nail or UV light by placing the foot of the subject on the lower front part of the chair, and a foot bath that promotes blood circulation by placing the foot on the subject. The present invention relates to an improved treatment apparatus.

  Examples of conventional treatment devices that use a footrest and foot bath to improve nail, foot care, and blood circulation of the foot include, for example, the foot bath wagon disclosed on the website operated by the applicant company, or the book There is a reference diagram of a foot bath wagon in Design Registration No. 1101029, whose design was filed by the applicant company.

As is clear from the foot bath wagon disclosed in the homepage and the foot bath wagon disclosed in the reference drawing of Design Registration No. 1101029, the foot bath is placed below the frame having the casters. A foot bath mounting base is provided, a foot mounting base on which a patient places his / her foot is provided above, and a handrail is integrally formed above the frame.
Design Registration No. 1101029 Select “Esthetic” on Takara Belmont's website, select “Hand & Foot Care”, and display the URL “http://www.takarabelmont.co.jp/ribiyou/esthe/index.html” Photo and description and usage status photo of the next page after clicking on the dio cart on the same page

  By the way, in the foot bath wagon disclosed in the design registration gazette and the photo on the homepage described above, it is necessary to move when not using the footrest wagon, but it is necessary to move the footrest wagon. Space is required, and it is very difficult to secure a space for storing in a small hairdressing salon, and the width of the footrest is narrowed to secure the space when using the foot bath, making it difficult to perform nail work. There is also a problem that it is difficult to perform treatment with UV light.

  The present invention is intended to solve the above-described problems, and the object of the present invention is to perform nail work or UV light treatment while placing a foot on the footrest and blood circulation promotion treatment using a foot bath at the same time. In addition, it is intended to provide a treatment device integrated with a chair that can perform any of the above treatments alone, and that can be stored on the lower surface side of the seat portion of the chair at least when the footrest is not used. is there.

The treatment apparatus integrated with the chair of the present invention achieves the above-mentioned object, and the means of claim 1 is formed in an L shape in front of the leg portions of the pair of legs constituting the chair. A footrest arm pivotally supported at the tip of the footrest , a footrest attached to the other side of the footrest arm, a foot pedal attached to the tip side from the shaft support portion of the footrest arm, and one end of the footrest arm The leg is composed of a spring with the other end stretched between the pedal and when the pedal is depressed, the footrest arm is rotated in the standing direction by the spring force of the spring, and the footrest is attached to the chair. It is parallel to the front, and when the footrest arm is turned in the prone direction, the footrest can be stored on the lower surface side of the chair. To.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect described above, a foot bath mounting table for mounting the foot bath is attached between the pair of legs.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a footrest arm formed in an L shape in front of the leg portion of the pair of legs constituting the chair and pivotally supported at the tip of one side thereof, and on the other side of the footrest arm. An attached footrest, a foot bath mounting base pivotally supported at the same pivot point as the pivot point of the footrest arm, and a foot bath mounted on the foot bath mounting base, and the footrest and foot bath mounting base By individually rotating, the footrest and the footbath can be arranged in front of the chair, and the footrest or the footbath can be individually stored on the lower surface side of the chair.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the above first or third aspect , the footrest is rectangular, and the footrest is divided into two in the longitudinal direction of the rectangle, and the divided footrests are individually slidable.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the above-described second aspect , the footrest is rectangular, and the footrest is divided into two in the longitudinal direction of the rectangle, and the divided footrest is individually slidable with respect to the foot bath. And

  In the present invention, as described above, the footrest arm is pivotally supported on the pair of legs constituting the chair, the footrest arm is attached to the other side of the footrest arm, and the footrest arm is rotated in the standing direction. It is parallel to the front of the chair, and when the footrest arm is turned in the prone direction, the footrest can be stored on the lower surface of the chair, so it is easy to get on and off the chair by storing the footrest on the lower surface of the chair In addition, when performing nail work or UV light treatment, it is possible to easily change the treatment state by rotating the foot arm forward.

  In addition, since a foot pedal is attached to the tip of the footrest arm shaft, the footrest stored on the lower surface of the chair seat can be raised by depressing the pedal, and the leg and pedal. Since the spring is stretched between the two sides, the spring force of the spring acts when the pedal is depressed, and the depression force can be reduced. Therefore, the treatment state can be easily shifted with a weak depression force.

  Furthermore, by attaching a foot bath mounting table for mounting the foot bath between the legs, when using the foot bath, the foot bath is mounted on the mounting table so that one foot can be placed on the foot. Blood can be promoted by placing it in the bath, and other feet can be placed on the footrest to receive nail work or UV light treatment at the same time, thereby shortening the treatment time.

  Also, the footrest and footbath can be rotated simultaneously or separately on the same axis with respect to the leg so that only one of the footrest and footbath can be used, or both can be used. Since it can be stored on the underside of the seat, various actions can be taken quickly depending on the treatment target, and both can be safely stored on the underside of the seat so that the patient can get on and off the chair safely. Yes.

  In addition, the footrest is divided into two in the longitudinal direction of the rectangle and the divided footrests can be individually slid, so that one footrest can be moved forward or backward depending on the length of the foot of the patient. When one's legs are treated with nail or UV light and blood circulation is promoted on one foot with a foot bath, one foot of the person to be treated can be supported comfortably and the foot placed in the foot bath Since the distance from the footrest is longer, the footrest does not get in the way, and when both feet are operated, both feet are moved back and forth so that both feet can be footrested regardless of the length of the foot. Can be supported in a comfortable state.

  In addition, the foot bath is pivotally attached to the position where the foot bath is stored on the back side of the seat with respect to the leg and the front of the chair, and the footrest is attached to the front of the foot bath. It is easy and can reduce the cost, and by attaching the footrest to the foot bath so that it can move back and forth, both feet can be supported by the footrest regardless of the length of the foot and the operation can be performed in a comfortable state It has effects such as.

  In the present invention, a footrest arm is pivotally supported in front of a pair of legs constituting a chair, a footrest is attached to the other side of the footrest arm, and the footrest arm is rotated so that the lower surface of the seat portion of the chair The footrest can be stored on the side.

A first embodiment of a treatment apparatus integrated with a chair according to the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS.
Reference numeral 1 denotes a pair of legs that support the chair 2, a leg 1b having a height adjuster 1a attached to the floor, and a column 1c that has a lower end attached to the leg 1b and is vertically erected. The support plate 1d is attached to an intermediate portion of the column portion 1c and supports the back surface of the seat portion 2a of the chair 2, and a reinforcing rod 1e that reinforces the column portion 1c.

  Reference numeral 3 denotes an armrest that also serves as a table and includes a mounting pipe 3a that is attached to the upper end of the support column 1c so as to be rotatable and detachable, and a top plate 3b that is attached to the upper end of the mounting pipe 3a. Reference numeral 4 denotes a foot bath mounting table fixed between the leg portions 1b of the leg 1, and the foot bath 5 is slidably mounted thereon. Although not shown, the foot bath 5 is provided with a water supply / drain port for supplying and discharging hot water.

  Reference numeral 6 denotes a footrest device, and a vertical portion of an L-shaped footrest arm 6a is pivotally supported on a rotating shaft 1g of a mounting plate 1f fixed to the leg portion 1b. A foot pedal 6b is attached to the lower end of the footrest arm 6a, and the other end of the spring 7 whose one end is locked to the leg portion 1b is locked between the pedal 6b and the rotating shaft 1g. A locking pin 6c is formed.

  Further, a footrest 6d, which is formed in a rectangular shape on the horizontal portion of the footrest arm 6a and is divided into two along the longitudinal direction, is attached to be slidable in the front-rear direction by a slide rail (not shown).

  In the embodiment, the footrest 6d is divided into two parts, each of which can be slid in the front-rear direction, and the footrest 6d can be moved back and forth according to the length of the foot of the person to be treated to receive a treatment in an easy posture. Although it was possible, it is not necessarily divided into two and need not be slidable.

  With the configuration as described above, when performing treatment with a nail or UV light, when the practitioner depresses the pedal 6b in a state where the footrest 6d shown in FIG. Since the spring force of the spring 7 acts in the direction in which the footrest arm 6a is raised, even if the practitioner is a weak woman, it can be made to stand up very easily.

  When the footrest arm 6a stands up, the footrest 6d is positioned on the front side of the chair 2 (see FIG. 2), so the patient sits on the seat 2a from above the footrest mounting table 4 and puts his foot on the footrest 6d. (See Fig. 3). In this state, the practitioner moves the footrest 6d back and forth with respect to the footrest arm 6a so that the posture is comfortable for the practitioner having different foot lengths (see FIGS. 4 to 6).

  In this state, by performing the nail work of the patient or performing blood circulation promotion treatment with UV light, the patient can be treated in a posture that is easy for the patient, and the patient can easily perform the operation. It is. In the case of a treatment using UV light, one of the person to be treated is lowered from the footrest 6d and the UV light is placed on the lowered footrest 6b to facilitate the treatment.

Then, when performing treatment simultaneously with blood circulation by foot bath 5 by the nail or UV light at the same time, FIG. 4, a foot bath table 4 a foot bath 5 from the lower side of the footrest 6d as shown in FIG. 5 By inserting and injecting hot water into the foot bath 5 and inserting the foot of the person who is not performing the treatment of the person to be treated, blood circulation promotion on one leg and treatment on the other leg can be performed simultaneously.

  In addition, during the above-described treatment and blood circulation promotion, the person to be treated can put an elbow on the top plate of the armrest 3 also serving as a table and can keep a comfortable posture or can read a book.

  FIG. 6 shows a case where only blood circulation is promoted without performing treatment with nail or UV light. In this case, the footrest 6d of the footrest device is stored on the lower surface side of the seat 2a of the chair 2, The foot bath 5 is placed on the foot bath mounting table 4, and the patient can receive blood circulation promotion of both feet simultaneously by putting both feet into the foot bath 5.

  In the first embodiment described above, the foot bath 5 is placed on the foot bath mounting table 4 and used. However, when the foot bath 5 is not used, the foot bath 5 becomes an obstacle. Therefore, in the second embodiment, the footrest 6d and the foot bath 5 can be stored separately or simultaneously on the lower surface side of the seat 2a of the chair 2, and only the foot bath 5 is used when the foot bath 5 is not used. The seat is stored on the lower surface side.

The second embodiment will be described below with reference to FIGS. The same reference numerals as those in the first embodiment denote the same members, and a description thereof will be omitted.
Reference numeral 8 denotes a foot bath mounting plate pivotally supported on the same axis 1h in front of the leg portion 1b of the above-described leg body 1, and the foot bath 5 is mounted in a fixed state. Reference numeral 9 denotes a footrest device in which the vertical portion of the L-shaped footrest arm 9a is rotatably supported on the same axis 1h, and a rectangular footrest 9b is attached to the horizontal portion of the footrest arm 9a. .

  In the second embodiment configured as described above, in order to introduce the patient to the chair 2, the footbath mounting plate 8 is used with the hot water in the footbath 5 drained as shown in FIG. Rotates about the coaxial 1h as a fulcrum and stores it on the lower surface side of the seat 2a of the chair 2, and rotates the footrest arm 9a of the footrest device 9 with the coaxial 1h as a fulcrum and stores the footrest 9b behind the foot bath 5 . In this state, since there is neither a foot bath 5 nor a footrest device 9 in front of the chair 2, the patient can easily sit on the chair 2.

When the target practitioner sitting wishes to treatment by nails or UV light, the footrest arms 9a accommodated in the lower surface of the seat portion 2a practitioner rotates forward as shown in FIG. 8 Since the footrest 9b is positioned at the tip of the person to be treated by standing, the treatment with nail or UV light can be performed by placing the foot on the footrest 9b.

If the patient wishes to promote blood circulation using only the foot bath 5, as shown in FIG. 9 , the foot rest device 9 is accommodated on the lower surface side of the seat portion 2a, and the foot bath mounting plate 8 is coaxially connected to 1h. The blood circulation promotion treatment of the foot can be carried out by pouring hot water into the foot bath 5 by being positioned on the foot side of the subject who is rotating around the fulcrum and seating the foot bath 5.

Further, when the patient desires treatment with nail or UV light and blood circulation promotion, as shown in FIG. 10 , the foot bath mounting plate 8 and the footrest arm 9a are rotated with the coaxial 1h as a rotation fulcrum. Hot water is poured into the foot bath 5, one leg is put into the foot bath 5, and one leg is placed on the footrest 9b in a horizontal state, so that nail and UV light treatment and blood circulation promotion can be performed simultaneously. .

  Although the footrest 9b shown in the second embodiment is integrated with the footrest arm 9a, the footrest 9b is divided into two in the longitudinal direction and slidable in the same manner as shown in the first embodiment. Thus, it is possible to correspond to the length of the foot of the patient.

  In the first and second embodiments described above, the foot bath 5 and the footrests 6d and 9b are separately configured, and the foot bath 5 and the footrests 6d and 9d are individually provided in front of the chair 2 or the seat portion 2a. In the third embodiment, the footrest 10 is directly attached to the footbath 5 although it can be stored in the lower part.

Hereinafter, a third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The same reference numerals as those in the first and second embodiments denote the same members, and the description thereof is omitted.
In this embodiment, the bottom portion of the foot bath 5 is pivotally supported on the rotation shaft 1g of the mounting plate 1f fixed to the leg portion 1b of the leg 1. Further, the footrest 10 is fixed to the upper surface on the front end side of the foot bath 5 or the footrest 10 is formed in a rectangular shape and divided into two in the longitudinal direction, and the divided footrest 10 is slidably attached to the foot bath 5.

  In this way, in order to use the foot bath 5 and the footrest 10, the foot bath 5 housed on the lower surface side of the seat portion 2 a so that the subject can easily sit on the chair 2, After the person to be treated is seated, it is rotated counterclockwise around the rotating shaft 1g as a fulcrum and positioned in front of the chair.

  Then, hot water is put into the foot bath 5 and one person's foot is put into the foot bath 5 to promote blood circulation, and one leg can be placed on the foot rest 10 to perform treatment with nail or UV light. . In addition, when not using the foot bath 5, it is natural that it is not necessary to put hot water in the foot bath 5.

  Similar to the above-described embodiment, the footrest 10 is configured to be slidable with respect to the foot bath 5, and by sliding the footrest 10 according to the length of the foot of the person to be treated, nail or UV can be relaxed. It becomes possible to receive treatment by light.

  After the treatment is completed, the hot water in the foot bath 5 is discharged, and the foot bath 5 is rotated so that the foot bath 5 and the footrest 10 are stored on the back side of the seat 2a. It is easy to descend from the chair 1.

  Although the armrest 3 is not shown in the second and third embodiments, the armrest 3 can be attached to each embodiment.

It is a perspective view of the state which accommodated the footrest apparatus which shows the 1st Example of the treatment apparatus integrated with the chair which concerns on this invention in the seat part lower surface side of the chair. It is a perspective view of the state which rotated the footrest device ahead of the chair. It is a side view which shows the treatment state of a to-be-treated person. It is a perspective view of the state which equipped the foot bath on the foot bath mounting base. It is a side view of a state in which a patient puts one foot on a footrest and puts the other foot in a foot bath. It is a side view which stores the footrest apparatus in the lower surface side of a chair, and shows the treatment state by a foot bath. It is a side view of the state which showed the 2nd Example and accommodated the footrest apparatus and the foot bath in the lower surface side of the chair. It is a side view in the state where only the footrest device was rotated to the front of the chair. It is a side view of the state which rotated only the foot bath to the front of a chair. It is a side view of a state in which a patient puts one foot on a footrest and puts the other foot in a foot bath. It is a side view which shows a 3rd Example.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Leg 1b Leg 2 Chair 4 Foot bath mounting base 5 Foot bath 6 Footrest device 6a Footrest arm 6b Footrest 7 Spring 8 Foot bath mounting plate 9 Footrest device 9a Footrest arm 9b Footrest 10 Footrest

Claims (5)

A footrest arm formed in an L shape in front of the leg portion of the pair of legs constituting the chair and pivotally supported at the tip of one side thereof; a footrest attached to the other side of the footrest arm ; The foot pedal is composed of a foot pedal attached to the front end side of the shaft support portion of the footrest arm, a spring with one end stretched between the leg portion and the other end between the pedal and when the pedal is depressed, The footrest arm is rotated in the standing direction by the spring force of the spring so that the footrest is in a parallel state in front of the chair, and when the footrest arm is rotated in the prone direction, the footrest is stored on the lower surface side of the chair. A treatment device integrated with a chair characterized by being made possible.   2. A treatment apparatus integrated with a chair according to claim 1, wherein a foot bath mounting table for mounting a foot bath is attached between the pair of legs.   A footrest arm formed in an L shape in front of a leg portion of a pair of legs constituting a chair and pivotally supported at the tip of one side, a footrest attached to the other side of the footrest arm, and the footrest It consists of a foot bath mounting base that is pivotally supported at the same pivot point as the arm pivot supporting point, and a foot bath attached to the foot bath mounting base, and the footrest and foot bath mounting base are individually rotated. A treatment device integrated with a chair, wherein the footrest and the foot bath can be disposed in front of the chair, and the foot rest or the foot bath can be individually stored on the lower surface side of the chair. The treatment device integrated with a chair according to claim 1 or 3, wherein the footrest is rectangular, and the footrest is divided into two in the longitudinal direction of the rectangle and the divided footrests can be individually slid. 3. The treatment apparatus integrated with a chair according to claim 2, wherein the footrest is rectangular and is divided into two in the longitudinal direction of the rectangle, and the divided footrests are individually slidable with respect to the foot bath. .

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